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This would keep each and every node of the DynamoDB cluster busy and active, ulti-
mately resulting in maximum utilization of resources and provisioned throughput.
In traditional database systems, it is beneficial to make your writes as sequential as pos-
sible as it would optimize the performance. But in the case of DynamoDB, we don't need
to do that; rather, if we do so, we would end up underutilizing the provisioned throughput
for the given table. So it is advised to shred your load to achieve high performance.
